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   Mar 4, 2024 · With a strong commitment to advancing medical knowledge through education, Dr. Berkson served as adjunct professor at Oklahoma State University College of Medicine, New Mexico State University, and Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine.

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     In addition to his MD training (PhD professor to MD program...

2. www.honestmedicine.com › 2009 › 03Burt Berkson, MD, PhD, Talks With Honest Medicine About His ...

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   Jul 28, 2010 · Instead, I am posting them on HonestMedicine.com. Suffice it to say that Dr. Berkson has both an MD degree and a PhD –- the PhD degree came first. In addition, for 23 years he was the principal FDA investigator for the intravenous use of alpha lipoic acid.

3. www.wholefoodsmagazine.com › articles › 16853-inIn Memoriam: Burt Berkson, M.D., Ph.D. | WholeFoods Magazine

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   Apr 22, 2024 · By the time he was 33-years old, Burt was the department head for biology at Rutger’s University. After solving a medical mystery in Ann that led to the birth of his daughter, Arin, Burt decided to pursue a career in medicine and became a physician in his late 30’s.

4. isom.ca › profile › burt-berksonBurt Berkson - ISOM

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   Apr 25, 2015 · In addition to his MD training (PhD professor to MD program Autonomous University Mexico and Case Western Reserve Affiliated Hospitals), Dr. Berkson earned a Master of Science degree, and a PH.D. in the biological sciences from the University of Illinois, Urbana.

5. www.orthomolecular.org › resources › omnsIn Memoriam: Burt Berkson, MD, PhD - Orthomolecular.org

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   Mar 4, 2024 · By the time he was 33-years old, Burt was the department head for biology at Rutger’s University. After solving a medical mystery in Ann that led to the birth of his daughter, Arin, Burt decided to pursue a career in medicine and became a physician in his late 30’s.

6. archive.org › download › burnsoct4562013healthlectureMicrosoft Word - 2010-01-22-Burt-Berkson-Lipoic-Acid ...

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   Our guest today is Dr. Burt Berkson, who practices integrative medicine in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and is an adjunct professor at New Mexico State University. Along with his M.D. degree, Dr. Berkson holds a masters and PhD degree from the University of Illinois. Dr. Berkson is an active speaker and researcher

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   How did Dr Berkson become a doctor?

   • His formative years were characterized by a deep appreciation for nature, animals, and the joy of learning, providing a strong foundation for his academic path in cellular biology (PhD, University of Illinois). Dr. Berkson’s transition to clinical medicine was catalyzed by a personal experience that led to the birth of his daughter, Arin.

   In Memoriam: Burt Berkson - ISOM

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   What did Dr Berkson do for a living?

   • During his medical residency Dr. Berkson applied his understanding of cellular biology and mycology to develop the use of alpha lipoic acid (ALA) for hepatic cell regeneration in patients with mushroom poisoning. He later served as a principal investigator for the FDA in determining the utility of Thiotic acid as a prescription drug.

   In Memoriam: Burt Berkson - ISOM

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   Who was Burt Berkson?

   • March 9, 1939 – March 4, 2024 Burt Berkson was born in Chicago, Illinois. His formative years were characterized by a deep appreciation for nature, animals, and the joy of learning, providing a strong foundation for his academic path in cellular biology (PhD, University of Illinois).

   In Memoriam: Burt Berkson - ISOM

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   Why did Burt Berkson go to medical school?

   • Burt decided to pursue a career in medicine and became a physician in his late 30’s, after solving a medical mystery in Ann that led to the birth of his daughter, Arin. It was in his medical residency where he cared for critically-ill patients, dying of liver failure from eating poisonous mushrooms.

   In Memoriam: Burt Berkson, M.D., Ph.D. | WholeFoods Magazine

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   Does Dr Berkson have alpha lipoic acid?

   • Dr. Berkson:  ’96. Dr. Hotze: 1996. Dr. Berkson: Yes. Dr. Hotze: And Dr. Berkson has, I’m especially interested in his work in alpha lipoic acid. My colleague, Dr. David Sheridan, introduced me to Dr. Berkson, and I’ve heard Dr. Berkson speak at the Pan American Allergy Society.

   Dr. Burt Berkson on Benefits of Alpha Lipoic Acid

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8. www.hotzehwc.com › 2020 › 10Dr. Burt Berkson on Benefits of Alpha Lipoic Acid - Hotze ...

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   Oct 20, 2020 · Dr. Berkson: Dr. Bartter and I were invited to Germany to be visiting scientists at the Max Planck Institute in Heidelberg. We presented our information there, and we published two papers on 79 people who had end-stage liver disease, and we gave them nothing but intravenous for lipoic acid.